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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2002
Page
4
The piece argues New Mexico lacks figures like expelled Ohio Rep. Traficant and condemns cross-party rhetoric. It touts local lawmakers across parties as respected, while noting concerns over campaign ethics and investigations without alleging crimes.
Roswell City Council pushes an Economic Development Tax Plan amid an 85 percent against poll. Mayor concedes a sunset claim was a mistake. Voters are urged to reject the tax at September polls to curb high taxes hindering industry.
Twenty nine candidates including Randy Reed Bell of Roswell passed the Certified Public Accountants examination in Albuquerque. Roswell duo Marilee Hall and Bill Bailey gave a joint recital at the Ted Schettler Piano Studio and earned scholarships to attend Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
The piece recalls 1956 Santa Fe primary tactics used to dilute opposition by inserting a candidate in the race. Fabian Chavez Jr. won the primary and later rose to Senate majority floor leader. It contrasts that with John Dendahl’s offer of large sums to the Green Party to run in two districts, provoking national debate on electoral manipulation and party machinery.
Washington profile of Letitia Baldrige known as Tish, Jacqueline Kennedy's chief of staff in the early 1960s. Her memoir A Lady First recounts missed Midwest roots, glamorous postings at Paris and Rome embassies, and candid views on protocol and Jackie Kennedy's leadership.
A discussion contrasts free speech against its harms and explores how words shape politics. It critiques U S diplomacy toward Saudi Arabia and Egypt, suggests potential actions like cutting aid or travel bans, and cautions against idealizing figures such as Hitler while urging clear objectives.
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